cyrus

/ˈsaɪrəs/

Definitions

1. proper noun

a king of ancient Persia, who conquered Babylon in 539 BC and allowed the Jews to return to Jerusalem.

“The Cyrus Cylinder is a famous ancient artifact that commemorates his reign.”

2. noun

a male given name, derived from the ancient Persian king.

“Cyrus is a popular name in many countries around the world.”

3. verb

to move or flow in a flowing or winding course, like a river or a stream.

“The river cyrus through the valley, creating a beautiful landscape.”

Synonyms

  • Achaemenid
  • Kings
  • Persian

Antonyms

  • Greek
  • Roman